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A bit more than 3 months and 970 chapters later, i'm finally caught up on One Piece! It's been one hell of a journey so i'll use this as a thread to ramble about what i think of the series, and what makes it still so great and exciting 23 years since it startedhttps://twitter.com/PunishedTyke/status/1189217776667369472 …
What makes One Piece work the most at its core, what holds the whole story together is the overarching story. It has some of the best worldbuilding and foreshadowing i’ve seen in anything. OP’s world is a shining example of how to make a great world, with a compelling setting,pic.twitter.com/xhxog0dLeG
Varied scenery that evoke a sense of wonder, but most of all, an extremely rich history. Oda usually sets up events that happen later in the story, or have happened and will be explored later, HUNDREDS of chapters in advance. This not only makes you appreciate the care that Odapic.twitter.com/TTUxfYkTXS
Puts into his story, it also makes OP such a rewarding read in the long run, and retroactively makes earlier arcs in the story better. The world is also filled with multiple factions at play, and seeing the dynamics of these powers shift is one of the most exciting parts of OPpic.twitter.com/ASz5vNDp40
Thereare still so many mysteries that and key parts of the lore still unknown, which are all extremely interesting. That, and Oda’s clear vision of his story are big factors as to why readers are still invested week after week more than 20 years later
I love Luffy so much. His endearing straightforwardness, unshakable resolve, faith towards his crew and touching compassion are used perfectly throughout the story and make him one of my favorite characters ever. He’s the heart of the series, and OP wouldn’t work without himpic.twitter.com/I5F6U29ASl
The current Yonko saga is the second best in the series. Zou, Whole Cake and Reverie are all some of the very best it has to offer, and while Wano isn’t on that level yet, it definitely will be in the future, and has already given us some incredible momentspic.twitter.com/oXmgFPXZXn
It really made me appreciate what Oda was going for with post timeskip. He had trouble balancing all his ideas with PH and Dressrosa, which were both pretty messy, but since then he REALLY hit his stride and OP has been an absolute treat except for the start of Wano’s second actpic.twitter.com/Sxk3rIHHHd
I praised One Piece's overarching narrative a lot. As for the short term, in the moment writing however, it's definitely more hit or miss. It works most of the time, but in others it fumbles massively due to the formulaic nature of the series. Oda tends to reuse a lot of ideas...
And while it's interesting because he can often reintroduce them, and execute them way better (The way Wano is fleshed out compared to Dressrosa is a good example), it can feel very repetitious, and some arcs are definitely way longer than they should be. I was sometimes bored
For stretches of dozens of chapters, and i can't imagine how worse this must have been for ongoing readers. As much as i love One Piece, i really can't ignore these issues and it's what holds it back from being higher in my favorite series
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